If after playing Assassin’s Creed Shadows They were wanting more action in feudal Japan, they will have what they want this year. We do not talk about the DLC of that Ubisoft game – although that should also leave in the coming months – but of the sequel to the very beloved Ghost of Tsushima. A few days ago the classification of the game was leaked in Taiwan, revealing the month of launching the game, but now it is official. The launch date of Ghost of Yotei It was already revealed by PlayStation through a new trailer
You can see that new trailer below. This refers to the protagonist as the 'Onryo'In reference to the old Japanese beliefs about spirits in search of revenge.
As they could see, this seems to be a traditional revenge story. When she was just a girl, the protagonist sees how a gang of masked murderers ends her family and now she is looking for them to end them.
What is the launch date of Ghost of Yotei
The trailer confirmed what the last filtration said. This game will be put on sale Thursday, October 2, 2025. It will be exclusive for PlayStation 5 and will have the already sadly standard price of US $ 70 (around 300,000 Colombian pesos)
Precompra
Precompra or early purchase of Ghost of Yotei It will begin on Friday, May 2. It will include a set of profile images for PlayStation with the image of the protagonist and villains, as well as a special mask for the protagonist.
Special Editions
The digital edition 'Deluxe' of Ghost of Yotei It will include the following additional digital content:
- Snake armor
- Dark color for armor
- Special horse and mount
- Kit for sword
- Pendant
- Early access to the traveler's map
Finally we have the collection collection edition of Ghost of Yotei. In addition to the content of the Deluxe digital edition, this includes the following physical objects.
- Onry's girdle
- Onry mask
- Guardians 'tsuba'
- Postcards with game art
- Origami of a Ginkgo tree
- Juego de Zeni Hajiki
This was everything officially revealed about this game, one of the most anticipated of the year.
